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Humanités Numériques
ISSN 2736-2337 · Humanistica · 140 artikel di indeks
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Écologie sociale et humanités numériques : intégrer la poésie à la science
This article proposes an ethical and political approach to the impact of digital humanities (DH) research, based on the philosophy of social ecology, in order to address the issue of degrowth in DH. Do DH have a role to play in a process of degrowth? How would an ecological DH project be organised?…
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Digit_Hum : dix ans d’humanités numériques en train de se faire
The Digit_Hum initiative has been building an archive of digital humanities in the making for almost a decade. Launched in 2015 by three engineers at the École normale supérieure in Paris, it started with the organisation of an annual workshop, then developed into a compilation of surveys and…
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L’impératif de la sobriété numérique : enjeux et définitions
This article outlines the history of digital technology, identifying the main trends at work and documenting their ecological implications. It then draws up an overview of the main regulations at work, and concludes that they have more to do with efficiency than sufficiency – in other words…
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Les données, le numérique et l’Anthropocène
We have always focused on the results of scientific studies, but it is time to see data as important information, sometimes even as a result in its own right, and to question how to take care of it, particularly with an eye toward reproducibility and minimising the environmental impact of digital…
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Introduction. Sobriété numérique
To this day, the epistemological relevance of its environmental footprint has not become a major topic in the Digital Humanities community. Assessing this footprint requires to understand not only how the impact of digital technologies is calculated, but also the mechanisms at stake in the way they…
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Rien de Nouveau chez Rimbaud : sur l’attribution des Illuminations
Who wrote the Illuminations? In 2014, their authorship was contested by Eddie Breuil in his essay Du Nouveau chez Rimbaud: the collection would not be the work of Arthur Rimbaud, but of another poète maudit, Germain Nouveau. If certain arguments of Breuil may be attractive, this new attribution…
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Interopérabilité des bases de données scientifiques : une sobriété de façade
Any task is more sustainable if it consumes fewer resources, over its entire lifecycle. Some of the challenges of Digital Humanities are tasks related to interoperability between databases, such as documentation, alignment, migration and publication. Often requiring specialised knowledge, these…
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La permacomputation est une littératie écologique · Entretien avec Aymeric Mansoux
What is permacomputation, this artistic and academic movement that brings together a broad community of practice at the crossroads of the visual arts, video games and publishing? In this interview, Aymeric Mansoux looks back at the origins of the permacomputation community and explains the changes…
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Prendre soin de nos dispositifs techniques est une approche militante de l’édition · Entretien avec Antoine Fauchié
In this interview, Antoine Fauchié develops some key concepts in the ecology of digital publishing, focusing on alternative modes of production: permapublishing, low-tech and single source publishing solutions. Looking back on his career as a designer, publisher and researcher, as well as his…
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La sobriété numérique en mode projet : quelles stratégies ?
Research practices in the humanities have significantly evolved with the rise of digital technologies. Nowadays, the use of digital tools has become a prerequisite, and even a funding argument in project proposals. In this context, what role does the concept of digital sobriety play, particularly…
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Sobriété numérique en archéologie : un retour d’expérience, des réflexions et quelques pistes d’action
Faced with figures showing a sharp increase in the environmental impact of digital practices, a very recent awareness seems to be emerging among archaeology professionals. This article reviews some of the contributions that have been made in these communities over the last five years: limiting the…
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Sensibiliser les étudiants à la sobriété numérique dans la gestion de projets en humanités numériques
This article presents four digital humanities projects carried out by Master’s students at the University of Trier between 2021 and 2023 (Digital Viez, Zerstörtes Kulturgut, KarTriert, Moselsagen) and questions the place of digital sobriety in their university training, their work and their…
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Le logiciel AVAA Toolkit : de nouvelles possibilités pour les données audiovisuelles annotées
In this article we present the AVAA Toolkit, a software dedicated to the exploration and analysis of annotated audiovisual data corpus. Developed within the framework of the language sciences, it is conceived as a complement to the annotation software used in digital humanities, such as Elan, Clan…
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Cartographier le réseau d’un médiateur transatlantique : la correspondance de Fernando Aínsa
From the perspective of transatlantic studies, Fernando Aínsa, literary critic and UNESCO official, emerges as a key figure in the dissemination of Latin American literature in Europe, particularly within French intellectual circles. The mapping of his correspondence reveals how, over three…
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Opérationnaliser le rythme : analyse du débit de parole au théâtre
Whether in general or within theatre studies specifically, rhythm, as the structuring of the qualities of a movement over one or more durations, is a phenomenon that is difficult to grasp. To overcome this challenge, we propose to focus on one of its characteristics, speed, observed in the prosody…
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Est-il possible de mener une étude de géoarchéologie en tout distanciel ?
This article explores the feasibility of conducting a long-term, Europe-wide geoarchaeological study using exclusively online open data. Focusing on three contrasting regions (Sussex, Alsace, Bohemia) and employing spatial analysis (using geographic information systems, or GIS), it examines…